Participants during AKHF-facilitated gatherings.
Are you looking to spark deeper connections within your team and bring your community together in lasting ways? The Alaska Humanities Forum provides the tools and training to facilitate growth and develop skills that will strengthen your organization and impact.
For over 50 years, we have built deep, trusting relationships across sectors, regions, and generations. Our team has designed and facilitated hundreds of workshops for youth, educators, businesses, people-serving professionals, and community members. These experiences have helped thousands of Alaskans listen more deeply, navigate hard conversations with courage, and strengthen trust in their communities—outcomes confirmed through participant stories and consistent post-workshop feedback. The Alaska Humanities Forum staff bring deep local knowledge and statewide networks, strong administrative capacity, project management expertise, a commitment to cultural responsiveness and community-driven approaches to our workshops.
"The format was collaborative and inviting. Every detail was curated, every pause intentional. It balanced professionalism with vulnerability, and structure with space...Through [AKHF's] workshops I've gained the confidence and empathy necessary to lead wholeheartedly, and have had the opportunity to expand my network organically." - Workshop participant
If you want to strengthen your team and develop compassionate leadership:
The following workshops help participants plan and facilitate dialogues that uncover shared values; engage across divides by centering listening and understanding; and share stories that inspire hope, connection, and collective action:
If you want your team to build deeper connections across cultures:
The following workshops help participants explore their own cultural identities, recognize the experiences of others, and develop the skills to engage more thoughtfully across difference:
The following workshops help middle and high school-aged youth connect across distance & difference, bolster protective factors for mental health, and increase post-secondary success by strengthening confidence in cultural identity:
We are ready to partner with nonprofits, foundations, government agencies, businesses, and others who share a commitment to strengthening Alaska's future.
For more information, please contact: Vice President of Programs Polly Carr using the contact information below.
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We're proud to have facilitated workshops for:
The Alaska Humanities Forum is a non-profit, non-partisan organization that designs and facilitates experiences to bridge distance and difference – programming that shares and preserves the stories of people and places across our vast state, and explores what it means to be Alaskan.
July 24, 2026 • Annie Garay
July 23, 2026 • Taylor Strelevitz & Polly Carr
July 17, 2026 • Polly Carr